Market 18 Uneasy as Oil and Industrial Stocks Fall
In early trading heavy selling from outside traders pushed oil and industrial shares lower. Five percent call loan rate at Tuesday's close contributed to the selloff, with utilities and some specialties bucking the trend. Futures and farm markets show mixed receipts and steady or weaker prices across cattle hogs sheep and produce in Chicago and other markets.
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New York
Sioiat
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Police seek ID of man who died by own action near Columbus
Police continued Friday to identify a male body found on Lockburne Road near Columbus. The body bore initials J S S on a hat band, prompting early speculation it might be Jay Selby of Warren, missing since Thursday, but his relatives said the remains are not Selby.
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Columbus
Lockurne Road
Jay Selby
Warren
Selby
First Lecture in Athens by Dr. Morrison Opens Series
Dr. Charles C. Morrison of Ohio University speaks on The Present-day Demands upon Religion this morning in Athens under the School of Religion lecture foundation. He urges religion to meet social and national needs beyond individual sin and immortality. Additional talks follow Thursday at Ohio University and First Christian Church.
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Charles C. Morrison
School of Religion
Ohio University
Christian Century
Doctor Morrison
First Christian Church
M. E. Chatley
Hospital Notes Report at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Lee Swearinger of Floodwood had a masteoid abscess operation Tuesday. Her condition is serious but not dangerous. Maggie Mae Smith four, daughter of W D Smith of Pomeroy, had left leg surgery for osteomyelitis and is in good condition. Mrs Elmer Finsterwald of 26 Hocking Street had appendicitis surgery Tuesday evening. Mrs Mabel Jordan of 146 Grosvenor Street had an adenoid operation this morning. Convalescents include Miss Lucile O'Neal Albany Mrs William Carter New Marshfield C E Chase Albany Delph Parker Athens Edith West Sugar Creek Harry Carpenter Athens RD 7.
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Lee Swearinger
Floodwood
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Maggie Mae Smith
W. D. Smith
Pomeroy
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking Street
Mabel Jordan
Grosvenor Street
Lucile O'Neal
Albany
William Carter
New Marshfield
C. E. Chase
Delph Parker
Athens
Edith West
Sugar Creek
Harry Carpenter
R. D
Senator Medill McCormick Dies at 47 in Washington
United States Senator Medill McCormick Republican Illinois died in Washington this morning. Police report says he was found dead at 10 a m after his Hamilton hotel apartment door was broken down. His death, blamed on gastric hemorrhage, surprised many in political and social circles. He was born Chicago May 16 1877 and leaves a widow Ruth McCormick and three children. Elected in 1918 he served on Foreign Relations and opposed the Versailles Treaty. once eyed as ambassador to Paris.
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Washington
United States
Medill McCormick
Illinois
McCormick
Hamilton Hotel
Capitol
MccCormick
Paris
Senator McCormick
Chicago
Robert S
Atherine Medill McCormick
Yale
Ruth McCormick
Mark Hanna
United States Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nation
Living Buddha Arrives in Peking to Discuss Tibet Sovereignty
Panshen Lama, Tibet’s Living Buddha and spiritual ruler, arrived in Peking to meet with the Central government about re asserting China’s sovereignty over Tibet. The procession included cabinet ministers and top Buddhist dignitaries honoring the visiting leader amid the political turmoil in inner China.
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Peking
Panshen Lama
Tibet
China
Athens Survives to Round Two in State Debates
Athens high school advances to the second round of the inter high school debates. The local negative team faces Canaanville at 7 30 p m Thursday in the junior high auditorium on Ohio ratification of the Child Labor amendment. The team includes Ralph Wharton Clifford Moriarty Ted Schmidt and Fanny Davidson.
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Athens High School
Canaanville
Ohio
Ralph Wharton
Clifford Moriarty
Ted Schmidt
Fanny Davidson
Lancaster High School
Lancaster
Athens
Portsmouth
Nelsonville
Banks pledge to back private loans to South America
Washington Feb 25 The State department pledged full execution of private loans by American bankers to South American republics, charged today before a Senate foreign relations subcommittee by Lewis S. Gannett of New York. Hearings considered the Ladd resolution banning government fee protection for such loans.
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Washington
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
Lewis S. Gannett
New York
Ladd
Treasury seeks March 15 tax data for reform plan
Secretary Mellon awaits the March 15 tax period results to frame detailed federal tax reform recommendations. Estimates show 1924 income and profits tax could reach 1.66 billion, with actual receipts about 1.842 billion in 1923, pending April tabulations.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
I. N. & Staff
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
The
Treasury
New Trial Dates Set in Lantz and Palmer Cases
Judge L G Worstell set new trial dates today for James Lantz and Charle Palmer. Lantz faces a statutory offense and will be tried March 16. Palmer, charged with a third offense liquor case, will appear March 17.
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L. G. Worstell
James Lantz
Charle Palmer
Lantz
Palmer
Plenty Customers Not Enough People From Whom to Buy
Charles S. Anderson, assistant cashier of the Ohio National Bank in Columbus, spoke at the Athens Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon about the public’s vague view of banking. He argued banks seek depositors more than borrowers and quoted George Ade on banks needing alertness to earn profits.
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Charles S. Anderson
Ohio National Bank
Columbus
Athens Chamber of Commerce
George Ade
Ade
Probe to resume at Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home
A Ohio Senate committee will resume inquiry into the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home at Xenia in Columbus Thursday morning. Judge D W Parker said witnesses have been subpoenaed by committee chairman Senator L T Marshall. The panel met in closed hearings previously at Xenia.
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Columbus
Senate
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
D. W. Parker
L. T. Marshall
Four Arrested in Coal Strike Case at Winfield
Four men said to be striking union miners were to have preliminary hearings before Squire Young in Winfield on charges under the Redman act. Learse Bailey Howard Miller Hobart McLain and Walter Withrow are said to be part of a gang of eight who allegedly threatened three non union miners at Plymouth five miles from Charleston and brandished clubs and hatchets to force them from work.
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Winfield
W. Va
Squire Young
Learse Bailey
Howard Miller
Hobart Mclain
Walter Withrow
Plymouth
Charleston
Millfield P T A Hosts Patriotic Program at East Side School
Chauncey February meeting of the Millfield Parent-Teacher Association featured a patriotic program by East Side School pupils with songs readings plays and drills honoring Washington and Lincoln. Enrollment stands at thirty four and the next meeting is set for March 27 at West Side with an out of town speaker.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Parent-Teacher Association
East Side
Washington
Lincoln
West Side
Have a Son Born in Chauncey to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson Jr announce the birth of an eight pound son at their Chauncey home on Thursday morning. The mother is formerly Miss Marcia Russell. The baby is a grandson to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson Sr of near Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Dan Johnson, Jr
Marcia Russell
Dan Johnson
Near Chauncey
Woman Leaves for a New Home in Springfield Ill
Mrs. Fred Nida hosted a farewell party for Mrs. Alfred Whetlow from 2 to 4 at The Plains. Naomi class members attended and gave a Pyrex baking dish as a gift. Guests included Mrs. Fannie Ball, Mrs. L. D. Nelson, Mrs. Ray Michaels, Mrs. Robert Hawk, Mrs. Grant Michaels, and the hostess.
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Chauncey
Fred Nida
the Plains
Alfred Whetlow
Springfield
Ill
Naomi
the Plains Church
Whetlow
Fannie Ball
L. D. Nelson
Ray Michaels
Robert Hawk
Grant Michaels
Nida
Party at The Plains Honors Guests in Evening
Chauncey February 25. Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon hosted friends at their Plains home Monday night. Athens guest Mr Brookwalter entertained with music while refreshments were served. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Masten and daughter Augusta Violet Allen Mr Brookwalter Thelma North Mrs Oscar Knowlton Albany Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson Mr and Mrs F B Cook Mr and Mrs W C Nichols Miss Myrtie and Gladys Boring and James Terril all of The Plains.
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F. B. Cook
W. C. Nichols
Myrtie
Gladys Boring
James Terril
A. E. McKinney Announces Daughter in Chauncey
A. E. McKinney and spouse announce the birth of their daughter on Tuesday at their Chauncey home.
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A. E. McKinney
Chauncey
Dinner honors Mrs Skinner and family in Chauncey
Mrs Emmons Mace of Columbus and Mrs Lefler hosted a dinner in Chauncey for Mrs Lucille Skinner and daughter Pauline and Mrs Connie Brown and son Idasis of Zrimbie, with Mr and Mrs Lefler's relatives as guests.
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Chauncey
Emmons Mace
Columbus
Charles Lefler
Millfield Social Guests Visit White Residence
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fk. M. White near Millfield included Mr. and Mrs. Orville Boudinot and daughter Wyless of Concord and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boudinot with Mrs. William Cole of Millfield. Mrs. George Shawn Sr. of Millfield, previously ill, is reported better.
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Millfield
Fk. M. White
Orville Boudinot
Wyless
Concord
F. E. Boudinot
William Cole
George Shawn, Sr
Milfield
Pastors Plan County Wide Christian Campaign
In Chauncey Athens county pastors met at Rev. G. B. Courtney’s home to discuss a simultaneous campaign for churches in Athens and Hocking counties lacking regular preaching. A future representatives meeting will outline definite plans. the plan has shown favorable results in two other Ohio counties. Speakers included Rev. M. E. Chatley Athens Rev. O. J. Howearth Nelsonville Rev. Courtney Chauncey and Rev. C. B. Frampton Glouster.
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Isters
Christian Churches
Athens County
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
High Street
C. B. Frampton
Glouster Church
Athens
Hocking Counties
Christian Church
Ohio
M. E. Chatley
O. J. Howearth
Nelsonville
Courtney
Co. B. Frampton
Glouster
The Plains Personal Notices Span The Plains Visitors
The Plains residents and guests are listed among Columbus visitors Miss Erma Bryan teaches near Logan and spent the weekend at The Plains. Hyla West and Belle Cheadle of The Plains visited Athens Monday with Belle and Hazel McClain. The Plains hosts Teo Potts visiting his parents Benton and Mrs. Potts and locals Mr. and Mrs. Brookins Chauncey were at The Plains Sunday.
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the Plains
Darrel Moore
Far. Austin
Athens
Columbus
Bernice Keaton
Thelma
John Shafer
Charles Shafer
Beaumont
Erma Bryan
Logan
Hyla West
Hocking
Belle Cheadle
Hazel McClain
Teo Potts
Benton Potts
Guy Brookins
Chauncey
The
Plains Sun
Day Visit to Mr and Mrs John Shafer's Home
A brief note records a day spent visiting the couple Mr and Mrs John Shafer and their family, detailing time spent at their residence and social interaction.
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John Shafer
Chauncey Personalities Attend Local Social Visit and Play
Mr. Jenkins of Wellston spent Sunday in Chauncey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Warns and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Warns. The Schrappe children have been ill at their High Street home. A crowded Globe theatre audience saw the home talent play Aunt Jerushy On the Warpath Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gardner and children of Chauncey visited relatives in Glouster Sunday. Elmer Nida and his wife of Glouster, formerly Chauncey residents, attended the home talent play Tuesday evening.
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Chauncey
Jenkins
Wellston
Ezra
Ervin
Schrappe
High Street
Jerushy
Globe Theatre
Karl Gardner
Glouster
Elmer Nida
By-the-Way Lodge Masons Hold Enthusiastic Inspection Night
Paramathia Lodge of Masons in Athens held a large inspection night with many old timers present. George Walker shared early Masonry days, Joe Pickering praised past work, Enos Frost discussed farm paint, and James A. Palmer highlighted lodge history. Bill Bowers drew attention with a horse parade on West Union street.
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Paramathia Lodge of Masons
George Walker
Athens
Joe Pickering
Enos Frost
James A. Palmer
Jim
Paramathia Lodge
King George Plans Yacht Cruise Amid Recovery
London February 25 King George IV shows improvement and may leave his room soon. Royal yacht Victoria and Albert to be ready by March 9 for a royal cruise as doctors monitor bronchial illness. Queen Mary cancels April engagements to travel with the king. Prince of Wales remains away from London, visiting Melton and Mowbray.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
Victoria and Albert
Mary
Prince of Wales
Melton and
Mowbray
Deaths-Funerals W H McAdams New Marshfield
William T McAdams former resident of New Marshfield died this morning at his son Frank McAdams Detroit home. Funeral services will be at 2 pm at the M P church conducted by Rev CC Wire. Burial at New Marshfield cemetery. Survived by son Frank Detroit daughter Mrs Elizabeth Scott Akron nephew Sam Allen Albany niece Mrs Clarence Wingett Albany.
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New Marshfield
William Tf. McAdamea
Resi Dent
Lea
Frank McAdama
Detroit
Athens
Perigray
Frank
Elizabeth Scott
Akron
Sam Allen
Clarence Wingett
Albany
Funeral services for Tomah Nichol son Thursday
Funeral services for Tomah Nichol son will be held at Hebbardeville church at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery.
Sharpsburg Community Notes and Obituary Highlights
Mud hampers travel in Sharpsburg as Mrs. James Carpenter of ville dies after a long cancer illness leaving a husband and three daughters. Burial at Ch Tuesday. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Wil Barkhurst from Zanesville and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter with aunt Mrs. Barkhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Love visit Lillian Bardin. relocation planned to Arthur Thompson’s Sharpsburg home on March first. Mrs. Mattie Galbraith of California visits old acquaintances. George Brooks suffers repeated mine injuries. two fingers crushed though amputation avoided. Wats Harris recovers from grip. Move plans rise next week. Charley Lawrence of Mt. Carmel dies after one day illness at son Fred’s home. funeral Wednesday. he was over eighty, survived by children Fred, Chester, Harry, and Mrs. Sam Williams.
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James Carpenter
Ville
Wil Barkhurst
Zanesville
Earl Carpenter
Barkhurst
Roy Love
Lillian Bardin
Arthur Thompson
Sharpsburg
Mattie Galbraith
Mt. Hermon
Ofifornia
Old Acquain
George Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Wats Harris
Lawrence
Mt. Carmel
Son
Fred
Pred
Chester
Harry
Sam Witeliams
Labor chiefs to settle mine row mediation begins
The American Federation of Labor mediates between the United Mine Workers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers over non union miners in the New River coal field, with a three nation panel led by Secretary Frank A Morrison meeting UMWA president John L Lewis. Warren B Stone of the engineers also attends after El Paso federation actions.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
United Mine
Workers of American
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
New Riy
Brotherhood
West Virginia
Federal
Ion
Frank A.” Morrison
John L. Lewis
Warren 8. Stone
el Paso
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Chauncey News
the Min
Bill” Bowers
West Union Street
King George
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Wingo & Beasley
F. J. Beasley Milling
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